Arakawa Natural Park

We just saw Arakawa Park on the tram, and didn't get off to visit the park. The park is not far from Asakusa. It is lush and the autumn scenery is quite beautiful. The park is not too big.

Tokyo's Arakawa Park, in fact, it's nothing, but because in the Tokyo Metro, the Tokyo Tram Arakawa Line, which has done a lot of advertisements, is the only beautiful tram, so there are many tourists, usually choose the cherry blossom season.

The Sky Ferris Wheel in Waste River Park is at least four years old and can only ride. Ferris Wheel has only seven minutes to play once. There is also a merry-go-round horse and a small train. There is a zoo in which children enjoy intimate contact with small animals. There are also fee-paying fishing services in the park. There are fewer trees.

Arakawa is broader and naturally more biased than Kawabata. Compared with the latter being developed according to the Seine River, the former's countryside scenery brings a different feeling to the prosperous city. Maybe it's just like his name. Desolate as it is, it's not desolate.

Japan's Arakawa Park, this park is very beautiful, although its area is not particularly large, but the environment here is very good, is a very good scenic spot, the most important thing is that no tickets are needed.